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Posted on 02/05/202102/10/2021 by Steven M Smith — Leave a comment

Jay Leno Drives a Car made out of Cannabis Hemp

On a recent episode of “Jay Leno’s Garage,” retired Dell executive Bruce Dietzen sells the host on his unconventional 2017 Renew, a car that was designed with the environment in mind. It was “carbon neutral” to produce and made from woven cannabis hemp.

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Manufacturing the average car emits about ten tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. “That’s before it even hits the road,” notes Leno, where it will release another six tons a year.

The 2017 Renew, a car that was designed with the environment in mind. It was “carbon neutral” to produce and made from woven cannabis hemp.It’s also ten times stronger than steel. Dietzen demonstrates by banging repeatedly on the hemp-based hood. Leno gives it a go, too, using an impressive amount of force for someone who dislocated his shoulder in the last episode.

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Dietzen can’t take all the credit for the idea. In fact, Henry Ford manufactured the original hemp car all the way back in 1941. The father of the Model T was an advocate for both producing and fueling cars entirely with plant material.

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Dietzen does not specify what the Renew runs on in the episode, but he has made strides to produce carbon-negative substances in the past. In 2016, the Miami Herald reported that he had been collaborating with the Colorado-based tech company Cool Planet to create a more sustainable type of fuel.

Though in many ways more practical and eco-conscious than the average car, the Renew’s hemp structure has some downsides. For one, it does not always attract respect. “It’s kind of a double edged sword” says Leno. “The marijuana connection garners the interest, but then people don’t take you seriously.” Dietzen nods his head in agreement and points out that, contrary to popular opinion, not all forms of cannabis are psychoactive. “You could smoke all the hemp you could want,” he tells Leno, “and you won’t get high.” And despite what many tend to assume, Dietzen confirms he doesn’t smoke the stuff at all. “Believe it or not,” jokes Leno, “Bruce was not high when he invested $200,000 to build this prototype.” “No one said investing in the future is going to be cheap,” he adds. The standard model only costs $40,000, though. So maybe the future is in your price range .

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Posted on 02/03/202102/10/2021 by Steven M Smith — Leave a comment

Florida Hemp Council Meeting – Tomorrow – Thursday, February 4th, 2021

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Please join the Florida Hemp Council on Thursday February 4th, 2021 at 4 pm.

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INDUSTRIAL HEMP ADVISORY COUNCIL MEETING
FEBRUARY 4, 2021
1. Call to Order
2. Approval of previous meeting’s minutes
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2. Rule Developments
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4. Public Comment
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Posted on 12/30/202012/30/2020 by Steven M Smith — Leave a comment

UN Commission on Narcotic Drugs Votes to REMOVE Cannabis and Derivatives From Schedule IV

December 2020

Up until this month, cannabis and derivatives of cannabis have been maintained in Schedule IV of the 1961 UN Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs. This schedule is for those drugs which have a high potential for abuse and harm and extremely limited medical use, such as fentanyl and heroin. In January of 2019, the World Health Organization’s Expert Committee on Drug Dependence made six recommendations to be voted on by the UN for subsequent adoption. After a number of delays, the United Nations Commission on Narcotic Drugs convened for their 63rd session today to vote on whether or not to adopt the recommendations. The recommendation with the most significant support leading up to the vote, and with far reaching consequence for international control of cannabis is the first recommendation 5.1,

The United Nations Commission on Narcotic Drugs (CND) on Wednesday accepted a World Health Organization (WHO) recommendation to remove cannabis and cannabis resin from Schedule IV of the 1961 Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs.

The historic vote in Vienna could have far-reaching implications for the global medical cannabis industry, ranging from regulatory oversight to scientific research into the plant and its use as a medicine.

This means that cannabis and its derivatives are now maintained in schedule I rather than being in schedule I and IV. This is a major win for cannabis advocates around the world with considerable symbolic and some practical implications for cannabis regulation. Removal of cannabis from schedule IV means that the UN accepts the opinion of the WHO that cannabis is not “liable to produce ill-effects” on the scale of other drugs in Schedule IV, and that cannabis has significant potential therapeutic value. The fact that cannabis remains in Schedule I means that it is still subject to strict international control, so the immediate legal consequences for the regulation of cannabis are limited. However, in the words of the US representative at the vote Ethan Glick: “This action has the potential to stimulate global research into the therapeutic potential and public health effects of cannabis and to attract additional investigators to the field including those who may have been deterred by the Schedule IV status.” (Previous version of the schedule) CBD will not be removed from international control Recommendation 5.5 has been rejected by a majority of 43 votes against, 6 for and 4 abstentions, meaning the UN will not “Add a footnote on cannabidiol preparations to Schedule I of the 1961 Convention to read: Preparations containing predominantly cannabidiol and not more than 0.2 percent of delta-9- tetrahydrocannabinol are not under international control”. This means that CBD will remain in some legal ambiguity under the UN conventions. It is likely that many nations who voted against the bill were not against the liberalization of CBD in principle but may not have agreed with the specific recommendation. For example, the representative of Colombia Miguel Camilo Ruíz Blanco told the commission that “Colombia’s negative vote is based on the absence of clear language in these recommendations” rather than a principled opposition. The US took the position that this recommendation was not needed as “It is not our position that CBD is under international control under the drug conventions” as it is not specifically mentioned in relevant legislation. It is likely that individual regions will continue to apply their own interpretations of the place of CBD in international control. Just last week, the highest EU courts determined that the 1961 Convention does not implicate CBD in international narcotics control. Other recommendations The other four recommendations made by the WHO were rejected by the majority of the 53 member states who voted. Recommendation 5.2.1 would have added THC specifically to Schedule I, entailing some rearrangement of international controls without a significant loosening of restrictions on its use. Recommendation 5.2.1 was rejected by a majority 28 votes against and 23 against. This has the consequence that THC is not moved to Schedule I of the 1961 Convention. Furthermore, on the basis of the rejection of this motion the recommendations 5.2.1, 5.3.1, 5.3.2 and 5.6 were automatically rejected as these were contingent on the passing of 5.2.1. Recommendation 5.4 which would “Delete extracts and tinctures of cannabis from Schedule I of the 1961 Convention” was rejected with 27 votes against and 24 votes in favor

CBD will not be removed from international control

Recommendation 5.5 has been rejected by a majority of 43 votes against, 6 for and 4 abstentions, meaning the UN will not “Add a footnote on cannabidiol preparations to Schedule I of the 1961 Convention to read: Preparations containing predominantly cannabidiol and not more than 0.2 percent of delta-9- tetrahydrocannabinol are not under international control”. This means that CBD will remain in some legal ambiguity under the UN conventions. It is likely that many nations who voted against the bill were not against the liberalization of CBD in principle but may not have agreed with the specific recommendation. For example, the representative of Colombia Miguel Camilo Ruíz Blanco told the commission that “Colombia’s negative vote is based on the absence of clear language in these recommendations” rather than a principled opposition. The US took the position that this recommendation was not needed as “It is not our position that CBD is under international control under the drug conventions” as it is not specifically mentioned in relevant legislation.

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Edibles Now Legal in Florida – Cookie Monster Happy

Reposted from September 9th, 2020

Florida Edibles will account for more than 40% of Medical Marijuana Sales if Colorado is any indicator.

The Florida Department of Health has officially issued production standards, meaning dispensary sales of marijuana edibles are now legal!

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In Canada, where both smoked and edible forms of cannabis are legal on a national basis, a 2019 study indicated that over 25% of all users preferred edibles. It has also been shown that individuals using cannabis for medical purposes are more receptive to edible products, and that edibles are more popular with older adults.

For patients who are unable to receive inhaled cannabis medications due to conditions such as asthma and COPD, or who simply dislike the taste of burnt marijuana, edible forms of the product provide a viable alternative.

The generally perceived benefits of edible cannabis include:

The ability to deliver measured dosages
A longer duration of effects as compared to smoking or vaping
No need for additional equipment such as vape pens or pipes

A 2016 peer-reviewed manuscript on the subject outlined several additional potential benefits of edible cannabis:

Anecdotal reports attribute increased interest in edibles to several perceptions shared by users: (1) edibles are a discreet and more convenient way to consume cannabis; (2) edibles offer a “high” that is calmer and more relaxing than smoking cannabis; and (3) edibles avoid the harmful toxins and health risks that come with smoking cannabis.

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CBD Research Studies The ” C ” Word

Recently my research has found this interesting documentation about canabis oil (actual Full Spectrum CBD in independent studies.)

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Just fell over this – a little research documentation regarding Cannabis and cancer…. I decided to post the complete studies myself. Undergoing my secondary verifications 😊 😃.

′′ Therapeutic cannabis oil and its carcinogenic methods
There are cannabinoids that have anti-tumor properties such as THC and CBD, among others. In preclinical models, it has been possible to demonstrate antitumour activity in different types of tumours such as brain tumors (Gliomas), Skin (Melanoma and Kutan-Squamous cell carcinoma), chest, pancreas, liver and prostate tumours, among others (Munson y cols., 1975; Galve-Roperh cols., 2000; Velasco y cols., 2012; Velasco y cols., 2016).

The cannabinoids activate CB1 and CB2 receptors present in the tumour cells, thus initiating a complex route of intracellular signalling that causes cells to die (Carracedo y cols., 2006; Salazar y cols., 2009 ; Velasco y cols., 2012; Hernandez-Tiedra y cols., 2016).

In addition to causing the tumour cells ′′ suicide “, cannabinoids also inhibit the excretion of VEGF factor needed to form the cancer’s blood vessels. This means that nutrients necessary for growth of tumour is blocked (Blazquez y cols., 2003; Blazquez y cols., 2004).

A third antitumor effect is the cannabinoids ability to modulate the effect of certain enzymes (Metalloproteases) involved in remodeling the extracellular matrix, which is an important aspect of the ability to migrate and invasion of the tumour (Blazquez y cols., 2008; Velasco y cols., 2012; Velasco y cols., 2016).

In addition to the direct effects on the tumour and its growth, cannabinoids can provide beneficial effects as an adjuvant treatment for some types of tumours (cerebral gliomas). Animal studies have shown that cannabinoids can enhance both chemotherapy (Torres y cols., 2011) and radiotherapy (Scott y cols., 2014).

In the palliative treatment (non-curative symptomatic treatment) of tumours, cannabinoids improve many symptoms that occur frequently during chemotherapy such as nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, physical pain or insomnia ′′

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Pet Owners Have found “Fireworks Secret” – CDB Pet Drops

Just as some CDB Users have found comfort in CDB Drops, some pet owners are turning their attention to CBD products to help calm their pets during the fireworks.

Two-year-old Smoky is a playful husky, but when it comes to the loud boom of the fireworks on the 4th of July, his owner tells us he tends to get skittish.

“Even last night there was only like two or three that went off and he was running afraid of and trying to hide under me and my bed,” said a customer in the store.

The customer says she’s tried everything from turning up the music and TV to even giving her pets a sedative to calm them during the 4th of July.

That’s why some pet owners are looking at CBD, a hemp-based product typically used to treat pain and anxiety in people.

There are many places that sell CBD, that not only sells products for people to use but ones for pets, too.

A local owner, has been selling CBD products for the last two years, and he’s already sold out of dog treats for the 4th of July.

He says the CBD oil can be added to their food, water, or a droplet can be given to a dog behind their tongue.

“So they’re going to be more relaxed, you’re going to see them maybe laying down, not as intense, they’re not going to as on edge as they were before taking CBD,” said the owner.

He says CBD is safe for pets as long as they follow the appropriate dosage on the label. You also want to make sure it was made in the U.S. and you know what’s in it.

“You have to be careful you don’t mix certain additives with the CBD oil, for example like peppermint is toxic for animals so you want to stay away that,” said the owner.

This year a shopper in his shop said she may consider giving her dog CBD.

“The oil’s probably a little healthier for them in the long run I would say, if it helps calm them down a little bit and they’re less afraid of the fireworks, I might as well give it a try,” said the shopper.

We at “Inspirational Technologies” recognize that many pet owners and are looking for a quality “CBD” (THC Free) for their pets and themselves. That is why we are promoting this product and recommend that you give it a try.

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“The oil’s probably a little healthier for them in the long run I would say, if it helps calm them down a little bit and they’re less afraid of the fireworks, I might as well give it a try,” said the shopper.

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This year a shopper in his shop said she may consider giving her dog CBD. “The oil’s probably a little healthier for them in the long run I would say, if it helps calm them down a little bit and they’re less afraid of the fireworks, I might as well give it a try,” said the shopper.

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This year a shopper in his shop said she may consider giving her dog CBD.

“The oil’s probably a little healthier for them in the long run I would say, if it helps calm them down a little bit and they’re less afraid of the fireworks, I might as well give it a try,” said the shopper.